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1 The Academics Schedule Planning Tips You ll notice that the day begins with a brief welcome session followed by an Academic Experience at 10:15 a.m. Your personal academic experience is designed to provide facetime with the academic college or program to which you were admitted here at CSU. This is your chance to learn more about your college, ask questions, and meet future classmates. Pro tip: Check your admit materials to find out which major and college you belong to. The Breakout Sessions It s called Choose CSU for a reason because we want you to pick the sessions that interest you the most! After the Academic Experience, you get to build your day however you want from various lunch options to visiting with different booths at the Information and Resource Fair, to choosing from a variety of breakout sessions that cover everything from campus recreation to financial aid to the Honors program. Pro tip: Remember to plan your day (and your steps) efficiently by using the Choose CSU map on the back page. The Other Fun Stuff Between the Academic Experience and other sessions, there s plenty to see and do here at Choose CSU. But the fun doesn t stop there. Other ways to make the most out of your day include filling out your RAMGO photo challenge to win CSU swag, visiting with our beloved mascot CAM the Ram, and even affirming your future as a part of the Ram Family by making your deposit. Pro tip: Don t know where to start? Don t worry. Your event program will feature a number of fun things to see and do while you re visiting campus. Questions? Contact us at AdmissionsEvents@colostate.edu 1

2 2 Schedule Planner After the University Welcome and Academic Experiences conclude at 11:45 a.m., you select the sessions you want to attend. Select one breakout session/tour per time block. Session content repeats so we recommend you don t select the same session twice. Most sessions and tours are offered multiple times so you have the flexibility to make the day your own. Drop-in to see any of the four Residence Hall showrooms (Allison, Parmelee, Aspen, or Alpine) between 11:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on Saturday. Friday, December 7 9:00 AM 5:00 PM: Various tours and open houses Friday events are optional but valuable. View a full list of Friday options on pg. 3. 4:30 PM 6:00 PM: Early Check-in and Reception Stop by the University Center for the Arts to mingle and avoid the lines during check-in. More details on pg. 4. Saturday, December 8 7:45 AM, 8:00 AM, 8:15 AM: Early Bird Tours Get a head start on the day by attending one of the optional Early Bird Tours. Options include: General Campus Tour Departs at 7:45 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. from the LSC (Ballroom A) Tour Departs at 8:15 a.m. from the LSC (Ballroom A) Department of Art and Art History Tour Departs at 8:15 a.m. from the LSC (Ballroom A) School of Music, Theatre, and Dance Tour Departs at 8:15 a.m. from the University Center for the Arts Griffin Theatre Lobby (1400 Remington St.; driving recommended) Your selection: 9:30 AM: Welcome Session, LSC Ballrooms A/B/C 10:15 AM-11:45 AM: Academic Experience Your Academic Experience is based upon your current major and provides a chance to connect with faculty, staff, and/or students from your college or department. Check pg. 5 for the list of Academic Experience hosts and locations. 11:45 AM or 12:15 PM: Lunch Your lunch wave assignment will be provided to you upon check-in 12:45 PM-1:30 PM: Information and Resource Fair, LSC Ballrooms C/D Connect with various campus partners and learn more about the resources CSU has available to contribute to your success. 1:45 PM-2:15 PM: Breakout Session 1 Choose your breakout session based upon your interests, passions, and curiosities. See a full list on pg. 6. Your selection: 2:30 PM-3:00 PM: Breakout Session 2 Choose your breakout session based upon your interests, passions, and curiosities. See a full list on pg. 6. Your selection: 3:15 PM-3:45 PM: Breakout Session 3 Choose your breakout session based upon your interests, passions, and curiosities. See a full list on pg. 6. Your selection:

3 Friday Sessions - 12/07/18 3 Tours and Open Houses We want to make sure you get the most out of your visit. That s why we invite you to come early and experience all that Colorado State University has to offer or at least all that interests you. Use the extra day to visit a number of colleges, departments, and offices and get a jump-start on your Choose CSU experience. *Note: Session locations subject to change. Time What/Where Description 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. 11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m., or 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m 1:00 p.m. 1:20 p.m., or 3:30 p.m. 3:50 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 4:15 p.m. CAREER CENTER OPEN HOUSE Lory Student Center, Room 120 ARMY ROTC OPEN HOUSE Military Science Building, Room 101 ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER OPEN HOUSE LSC, Room 333 ASCSU/STUDENT GOVERNMENT OPEN HOUSE LSC, Room 206 THE SPOKE OPEN HOUSE The Pavilion, Laurel Village CAMPUS TOUR (INCLUDES RESIDENCE HALL) Ammons Hall/University Welcome Center HORTICULTURE CENTER TOUR Horticulture Center (1707 Centre Ave. ~1 mile from CSU, driving recommended) LIVESTOCK UNIT TOUR ARDEC Livestock Unit (4482 E Co Rd 56. ~10.5 miles from CSU, driving required) MICHAEL SMITH NATURAL RESOURCES BUILDING TOUR Atrium, Michael Smith Natural Resources Building MORGAN LIBRARY TOUR Morgan Library Lobby RESIDENCE HALL DROP-IN TOURS Allison, Parmelee, Aspen, or Alpine hall WALTER SCOTT, JR. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TOUR Atrium, Scott Bioengineering Building DEPARTMENT OF ART & ART HISTORY TOUR Lobby, Visual Arts Building EQUINE SCIENCES CENTER TOUR Equine Center (735 S. Overland Trail. ~3 miles from CSU, driving recommended) SCHOOL OF MUSIC, THEATRE, AND DANCE TOUR University Center for the Arts, Griffin Theatre Lobby Meet with staff and students to find out how the Career Center can help with everything from choosing your major to finding student employment, building experience with leadership and internships, and negotiating your first big job offer. Stop by to meet cadre and cadets and find out more about the opportunities that Army ROTC has to offer. APACC provides resources and opportunities to learn, laugh, socialize, build community, and relax. Meet with students and staff to learn more aboue enrichment and experiences through APACC. Come see the Student Government Office and learn more about ASCSU. The Spoke, a living lab, is CSU s on-campus cycling maintenance and educational training center servicing our University students, faculty, and staff. Stop by to learn more about techniques and best practices on bicycle maintenance, safety, and repairs. Attend a full campus tour, including a residence hall, guided by a current CSU student. Curious about all the different places you can learn on campus? See where the hands-on learning happens. Curious about all the different places you can learn on campus? See where the hands-on learning happens. Drop by for a tour of the building. If you are interested in Warner College and the majors, come see Jake Aglietti, the Recruitment and Engagement Coordinator for Warner College of Natural Resources. Discover Morgan Library, the Information and Technology Hub of CSU. Morgan Library Tours will begin in the lobby or the main building. Look for the table and the monitor displaying a video about the Libraries. Tours are on a drop in basis and run approximately every 15 minutes. All tours meet in the main lobby of the showroom hall. Interested in Engineering? Check out the state-of-the-art research pod facility as well as our Engineering Building. Tour the Scott Bioengineering and Engineering Buildings with current Engineering Student Ambassadors. Get a behind the scenes look at the Visual Art Building, home to the Department of Art and Art History offering a variety of degrees in studio art, art education, and art history. Tours depart from the main lobby and will include classroom, studio, museum and gallery spaces. Curious about all the different places you can learn on campus? See where the hands-on learning happens. View the world-class facilities and discover the opportunities for participation available to ALL interested CSU students looking to nurture their love of performance. Friday Early Check-in and Reception - 4:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. University Center for the Arts Check out the CSU UCA and meet faculty, staff and students. Enjoy a reception in the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art and check-in early for Choose CSU to avoid waiting in line Saturday morning! Parking is available in the College Street Garage. Use the underpass through the Annual Trial Gardens to get to the UCA. See pg. 4 for more information.

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5 5 Saturday Sessions - 12/08/18 10:15 AM-11:45 AM: Academic Experience *Your Academic Experience is based on your current major at the time of registration. *Note: Session locations subject to change. Session Title: College/Department Location Academic Experience: College of Agricultural Sciences Animal Science Building, Room 135 Academic Experience: College of Business Academic Experience: Rockwell Hall, Room 116 (Bohemian Auditorium) Behavioral Sciences Building, Room A101 Academic Experience: Willard O. Eddy Hall, Room 212 Academic Experience: College of Natural Sciences Bonus opportunity: Computer Science Major Open House, 11:30 AM-4:00 PM Academic Experience: College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Chemistry Building, Room A103 Yates, Room 104 Academic Experience: Scott Bioengineering Building, Room 101 Academic Experience: Warner College of Natural Resources Smith Natural Resources Building, Room 113 Academic Experience: Undeclared/Exploring Majors Lory Student Center Theatre 11:45-1:00 PM: Meet CAM The RAM! Stop by the West Lawn of the Lory Student Center either before or after your lunch break to meet and get your picture taken with CAM the Ram!

6 6 *Note: Session locations subject to change. 1:45 PM-2:15 PM: Breakout Session 1 Session/Location Description College/Dept. ACADEMIC OVERVIEW: CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Lory Student Center, Room 306 ACADEMIC OVERVIEW: ENGINEERING FOR UNDECLARED STUDENTS Lory Student Center, Room 386 ACADEMIC OVERVIEW: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY STUDIES Smith Natural Resources Building, Room 113 ARMY ROTC Lory Student Center, Room 372 BUILDING YOUR OWN MAJOR: INTERDISCIPLINARY LIBERAL ARTS Lory Student Center, Room 378 BUS/BIKE/WALK/BOARD/DRIVE: GETTING AROUND AT CSU Lory Student Center, Room 312 CARE FOR BODY AND MIND: CSU HEALTH NETWORK Lory Student Center, Room 304 COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS: STUDENT PANEL Lory Student Center, Room 376 EXPLORE, ENGAGE, DISCOVER! EDUCATION ABROAD AT CSU Lory Student Center, Ballroom B HOUSING AND DINING OVERVIEW Lory Student Center, Theatre HUMAN & ANIMAL HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS Lory Student Center, Room 382 IN-STATE FINANCIAL AID GENERAL INFORMATION Lory Student Center, North Ballroom OUT-OF-STATE FINANCIAL AID GENERAL INFORMATION Lory Student Center, Cherokee Park Ballroom KEY COMMUNITIES: EFFECTIVE TRANSITIONS Lory Student Center, Room 310 MUSIC, THEATRE, AND DANCE FOR NON-MAJORS Lory Student Center, Room 374 RESIDENTIAL LEARNING COMMUNITY: COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES Lory Student Center, Room 322 ROCKY MOUNTAIN STUDENT MEDIA: GET INVOLVED Lory Student Center, Room 324 SO YOU WANT TO BE A TEACHER? TEACHER LICENSURE AT CSU Lory Student Center, Room 308 THIS IS HOW WE REC Lory Student Center, Ballroom A TOUR: ENGINEERING BUILDING Engineering Building TOUR: SCOTT BIOENGINEERING BUILDING Scott Bioengineering Building TOUR: THE WARNER COLLEGE EXPERIENCE Smith Natural Resources Building UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM Honors Building Program overview and tour of the construction management department. Admitted to Undeclared with an Engineering Interest? Find out what you need to make the internal transfer to the. Program overview and department tour. General Army ROTC Program and Scholarship Information. Join us to learn how you can design your own liberal arts curriculum and hear how our students and graduates are gaining a competitive edge, and the skills needed for success after graduation, without ever having to give up their love of other things. Trying to decide whether or not to bring a car to campus? Come learn about your transportation options and make an informed choice! Learn about services available on campus to support student health and well-being, how health insurance works at CSU, and more about new student health requirements. Join us to ask questions and hear from current students about various topics including how they found their major, campus involvement, internships, education abroad and research opportunities, and gained leadership and professional skills to prepare them for a lifetime of success. Join staff and students from the Education Abroad team to learn about study, internship, research, and service learning programs that fit with your academic, career, and personal goals and how to join the 1 in 5 CSU students who become #RamsAbroad. An overview of the various meal plans, locations, and what is offered to students with their meal plan. In addition, information about housing including details about housing applications, room types, and more about living on campus at CSU. Hear from Health Professions Advising professionals who support pre-health and pre-vet students. Staff from the Office of will present and answer questions about financial aid, scholarships, billing, and on-campus employment. (For Colorado Residents only) Staff from the Office of will present and answer questions about financial aid, scholarships, billing, and on-campus employment. (Non-Colorado Residents only) Come and learn about the Key Communities and how we can help you have a successful transition to CSU with personal, social and academic support. Find out how you can nurture your artistic side during your time at CSU all for college credit! Details about joining choir, band, orchestra, and marching band, plus info about theatre and dance auditions will be available. This community is specifically for students who are interested in choosing a major in the College of Natural Sciences and interested in living in Pinon or Alpine Hall. All majors welcome! Rocky Mountain Student Media supports the mission of Colorado State University by enhancing the undergraduate experience through education, training and hands-on experience in media methods, management, ethics, responsibilities and community service. Learn about how to become a teacher through CSU s Center for Educator Preparation and connect with academic advisors. Learn more about Campus Recreation opportunities. Interested in Engineering Science, Mechanical, Civil, Environmental, Electrical or Computer Engineering? Come and tour our Engineering Building with our current Engineering Student Ambassadors. Interested in Biomedical or Chemical and Biological Engineering? Come and check out our state-of-the-art research pod facility. Tour the Scott Bioengineering Building with our current Engineering Student Ambassadors. Get a sneak peak at what it is like to be a student in Warner College. Information session and tour. Army ROTC Parking and Transportation Services CSU Health Network Education Abroad Housing and Dining Services Collaborative for Student Achievement Key Communities College of Natural Sciences Campus Recreation Warner College of Natural Resources University Honors Program

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ACADEMIC OVERVIEW: EXPLORATION OF MAJORS WITHIN WARNER COLLEGE OF NATURAL RESOURCES - WORKSHOP Smith Natural Resources Building, Room 140 ACADEMIC OVERVIEW: HEALTH AND EXERCISE SCIENCE Human Performance/Clinical Research Lab (south of Moby B-Wing) ACADEMIC OVERVIEW: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY STUDIES Smith Natural Resources Building, Room 113 ARMY ROTC Lory Student Center, Room 372 BUS/BIKE/WALK/BOARD/DRIVE: GETTING AROUND AT CSU Lory Student Center, Room 312 CARE FOR BODY AND MIND: CSU HEALTH NETWORK Lory Student Center, Room 304 HOUSING AND DINING OVERVIEW Lory Student Center, Theatre HUMAN & ANIMAL HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS Lory Student Center, Room 382 HUMAN CENTERED COMPUTING Lory Student Center, Room 386 IN-STATE FINANCIAL AID GENERAL INFORMATION Lory Student Center, North Ballroom OUT-OF-STATE FINANCIAL AID GENERAL INFORMATION Lory Student Center, Cherokee Park Ballroom *Note: Session locations subject to change. 2:30 PM-3:00 PM: Breakout Session 2 Are you ready to be in Warner College? Great! Join us for a workshop to find out what major you want to be! Tour of Human Performance/Clinical Research Lab and program overview Program overview and department tour. General Army ROTC Program and Scholarship Information. Trying to decide whether or not to bring a car to campus? Come learn about your transportation options and make an informed choice! Learn about services available on campus to support student health and well-being, how health insurance works at CSU, and more about new student health requirements. An overview of the various meal plans, locations, and what is offered to students with their meal plan. In addition, information about housing including details about housing applications, room types, and more about living on campus at CSU. Hear from Health Professions Advising professionals who support pre-health and pre-vet students. Interested in psychology and building experiences for people? Human Centered Computing is a broad and creative discipline in high demand in the tech industry. Come learn about a growing and highly employable discipline that bridges psychology, design, and technology. Staff from the Office of will present and answer questions about financial aid, scholarships, billing, and on-campus employment. (For Colorado Residents only) Staff from the Office of will present and answer questions about financial aid, scholarships, billing, and on-campus employment. (Non-Colorado Residents only) Warner College of Natural Resources Army ROTC Parking and Transportation Services CSU Health Network Housing and Dining Services Collaborative for Student Achievement College of Natural Sciences 7 INTERDISCIPLINARY LEADERSHIP STUDIES MINOR AND PLP Lory Student Center, Room 374 KEY COMMUNITIES: EFFECTIVE TRANSITIONS Lory Student Center, Room 310 LANGUAGES, LITERATURES, AND CULTURES: A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY Lory Student Center, Room 324 RESIDENTIAL LEARNING COMMUNITY: COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES Lory Student Center, Room 322 SO YOU WANT TO BE A TEACHER? TEACHER LICENSURE AT CSU Lory Student Center, Room 308 BIOINFORMATICS AND NEW FRONTIERS Lory Student Center, Room 376 THIS IS HOW WE REC Lory Student Center, Ballroom A TIPS, TRICKS, AND ADVICE FOR 1ST GENERATION PARENTS/FAMILIES Lory Student Center, Room 306 TOUR: DEPARTMENT OF ART & ART HISTORY Visual Art Building TOUR: ENGINEERING BUILDING Engineering Building TOUR: SCOTT BIOENGINEERING BUILDING Scott Bioengineering Building TOUR: THE WARNER COLLEGE EXPERIENCE Smith Natural Resources Building UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM Honors Building WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WITH THAT? CAREER READINESS IN THE LIBERAL ARTS Lory Student Center, Room 378 Learn more about the President s Leadership Program (PLP) and other leadership opportunities for credit at CSU. Come and learn about the Key Communities and how we can help you have a successful transition to CSU with personal, social and academic support. Learn about program offerings, internships and education abroad opportunities that lead to the ability to communicate, analyze and understand the workings of language, and to appreciate diversity and network successfully across cultures. This community is specifically for students who are interested in choosing a major in the College of Natural Sciences and interested in living in Pinon or Alpine Hall. Learn about how to become a teacher through CSU s Center for Educator Preparation and connect with academic advisors. Push the boundaries of biology with bioinformatics! Learn how the interdisciplinary field of biology and computer science can give you the skills to analyze and interpret the new frontiers of biological data. Learn more about Campus Recreation opportunities. Are you the parent or guardian of a student who will be the first in their family to get a four-year degree? Come to this session to get information about the next steps in the college enrollment process, what to expect during the transition to college, and tips and tricks on how to support your 1st gen student. Get a behind the scenes look at the Visual Art Building, home to the Department of Art and Art History offering a variety of degrees in studio art, art education, and art history. Tours depart from the main lobby and include classroom, studio, museum and gallery spaces. Interested in Engineering Science, Mechanical, Civil, Environmental, Electrical or Computer Engineering? Come and tour our Engineering Building with our current Engineering Student Ambassadors. Interested in Biomedical or Chemical and Biological Engineering? Come and check out our state-of-the-art research pod facility. Tour the Scott Bioengineering Building with our current Engineering Student Ambassadors. Get a sneak peak at what it is like to be a student in Warner College. Information session and tour. According to Google s latest research on its most important teams, a degree in the liberal arts may be more valuable than you think. Join us to learn about recent employer and workplace surveys, post-graduate placements, and the opportunities, resources, tools and technologies available to CSU students pursuing a degree in the. President s Leadership Program Key Communities College of Natural Sciences College of Natural Sciences Campus Recreation Admissions Warner College of Natural Resources University Honors Program

8 8 ARMY ROTC Lory Student Center, Room 372 Session/Location Description College/Dept. HOUSING AND DINING OVERVIEW Lory Student Center, Theatre IN-STATE FINANCIAL AID GENERAL INFORMATION Lory Student Center, North Ballroom OUT-OF-STATE FINANCIAL AID GENERAL INFORMATION Lory Student Center, Cherokee Park Ballroom INTERDISCIPLINARY LEADERSHIP STUDIES MINOR AND PLP Lory Student Center, Room 374 RESIDENTIAL LEARNING COMMUNITY: COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES Lory Student Center, Room 322 SENIOR TO SENIOR STUDENT PANEL Lory Student Center, Ballroom A BIOINFORMATICS AND NEW FRONTIERS Lory Student Center, Room 376 TOUR: DEPARTMENT OF ART & ART HISTORY Visual Art Building UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM Honors Building *Note: Session locations subject to change. 3:15 PM-3:45 PM: Breakout Session 3 General Army ROTC Program and Scholarship Information. An overview of the various meal plans, locations, and what is offered to students with their meal plan. In addition, information about housing including details about housing applications, room types, and more about living on campus at CSU. Staff from the Office of will present and answer questions about financial aid, scholarships, billing, and on-campus employment. (For Colorado Residents only) Staff from the Office of will present and answer questions about financial aid, scholarships, billing, and on-campus employment. (Non-Colorado Residents only) Learn more about the President s Leadership Program (PLP) and other leadership opportunities for credit at CSU. This community is specifically for students who are interested in choosing a major in the College of Natural Sciences and interested in living in Pinon or Alpine Hall. High School Seniors, meet current CSU Seniors! This is an opportunity to ask questions about their CSU experience and wisdom they ve gained along the way. Families and guests will be directed to a separate room to hear from Parent and Family Programs, Orientation and Transition Programs, CSU Police Department, and CSU Health Network on how they support student success. Push the boundaries of biology with bioinformatics! Learn how the interdisciplinary field of biology and computer science can give you the skills to analyze and interpret the new frontiers of biological data. Get a behind the scenes look at the Visual Art Building, home to the Department of Art and Art History offering a variety of degrees in studio art, art education, and art history. Tours depart from the main lobby and include classroom, studio, museum and gallery spaces. Information session and tour. Army ROTC Housing and Dining Services President s Leadership Program College of Natural Sciences Admissions College of Natural Sciences University Honors Program READY TO TAKE ACTION? There are a few steps you can take today on your path to officially becoming a Ram. We hope you re more excited to be #ColoStateBound by the end of the day! CONFIRM AND DEPOSIT Reserve your spot in our incoming class by paying or deferring your enrollment deposit. You can learn more and submit or defer the $300 deposit at the Admissions Table at the Admitted Student Resource Fair. APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID The Office of is hosting informational sessions and will be available at the Resource Fair if you have questions about deadlines or the types of aid you may be eligible for. APPLY FOR HOUSING Learn more about applying for campus housing by connecting with Housing and Dining Services at their sponsored sessions or during the Info and Resource Fair.

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